A single despatch, arrived by afternoon post and already warm to the touch — the sort of parcel that turns out to hold not a game but an announcement about one. The Keeper has filed it under anticipation, a drawer that sticks.
Newly arrived:
- Arkham Horror 2nd Edition - Remastered - My Thoughts — Fantasy Flight opens a vault, the cardboard standees survive the plastic age, and the archivist admits he would still rather have had a fourth edition.
From the deeper stacks — if the Miskatonic beckons, the archive keeps its elders:
- Arkham Horror 2nd Edition: 20 years later, still a good game? — the verdict on the game itself, delivered two decades in.
- Arkham Horror (1987) - Where the Madness Began — Launius’s original, whose proper successor remains a rumour.
- Some thoughts on Eldritch Horror, “Lovecraftian” theming, and Brian Lumley — the pulp lineage the archivist wants documented inside the new box.
Planned excavations resume next cycle.
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– The Keeper
Notes that a man who sold this game, regretted it, bought it all again, and now intends to buy it a third time has stopped being a customer and become a weather pattern.